Top 20 Teen Movie Moments That Made Us Ugly Cry
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- Опубліковано 16 кві 2023
- These teen movie moments never fail to make us ugly cry. For this list, we’ll be looking at the most emotional scenes in the adolescent film canon that make us burst into tears of all kinds, be it happy, sad, or anything in between. Our countdown includes "Love, Simon," "Juno," "Eighth Grade," and more! Did we miss any of YOUR favorite cryfests? Let us know in the comments below!
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why doesn't the tlite just be "top 10 teen flims/movies that made us cry"
it would make more sense to me and I wouldn't hate it so much and yes I do called "movies" , flims because I am british and it is the correct thing to do in england ,in the uk and its the way I been brought up.
@@aliceramdom.s I do called?
The Perks of Being A Wallflower is in my humble opinion one of the greatest movies ever.
You are so right
The movie is great but please read the book...I totally mean it
Sorry but it didn't do the book justice at all. I really don't get why people like it. It just isn't good.
It kills me everytime I watch it. It’s such a good movie.
@@Bravelonelypeople721as much as i love the book i think this is the only movie that is actually better than the book and because the author of the book actually wrote and directed the movie too he got to improve on things.
The scene in 'The Fault in Our Stars' where Hazel's parents try to comfort her after Gus has died, breaks my heart every single time. Hearing Hazel cry makes me cry ugly tears too.
Fault in our Stars hit me like a damn truck
I have goosebumps with this scene. it makes me cry every time. we all thought Hazel was going to die and when it was Gus instead...ugh
If you haven't yet, I highly suggest reading the book. John Green is such a great author and that same scene in the book is such a gut punch.
i hate to think about it man💔
When Landon goes to his Dad, who's a doctor, and begs him to help Jamie...that's a scene that always makes me cry.
The one that always gets me is the part of the montage where he’s helping her cross off all her bucket list items and he does the “two places at once” one…. Tearing up just thinking about it, he loved her so much!!!!!!
Yesssssss
I'm sorry, but as someone with a sister, The Perks of Being a Wallflower always hits me hard. When Charlie calls his sister, I bawl every time.
This💔
Jamie confessing to Landon about her illness is so heartbreaking, and so is the scene where her dad states that Landon was Jamie's miracle, and enhanced her last few months of life.
"I killed Aunt Helen, didn't I?" This scene gets me every single time I read the book or watch the film. Seeing Charlie's repressed memories return is just gutwrenching, and we feel the same sense of panic and dread as his sister. The poor guy blamed himself for his beloved aunt's death for years. 💔😭
I read the book and watched the movie. Both are good, but I prefer the movie. What about you?
@@kamsismith I love both as well, though I'll slightly lean towards the film as well.
Yes. Every time.
the first time i read the book and got the that part/chapter it quite literally broke me and i was just in shock for a solid 10 minutes
I tend to forget certain details after I've read a book, and Perks of Being a Wallflower is no different. Seeing the movie, and the phone call between Charlie and Candace, that made me wonder what I had missed.
The “you get to breathe now, Simon” line will ALWAYS stick with me.
Charlie's breakdown scene in Perks is very tough to watch. I have never been abused but the feeling alone and then when your mind starts going over so many different things and not stopping, I've been there. It's very realistic.
The Blind Side, when Michael says it’s the first time he’s ever had a bed.
I bet some of my classes were crying while watching The Perks of being a Wallflower🥺
I cried when I first watched it and. Every time I watch it
A good teacher can make a difference in one’s life. Just yesterday I saw my favorite teacher at the grocery store, it’s been 15 years since I had his class. So I approached him and told him who I was, since it’s been many years. I told him that he was my most favorite teacher and even though he didn’t know the hardship I was going through at home. I wanted him to know that he meant a lot to me and Inspired me to one day become an author. Hearing this, I can tell it meant a lot to him to know that his hard work was not in vain.
The scene that gets me is in "Stand by Me" when Chris (River Phoenix) tells how he stole money at school, but then returned it to a teacher, but the teacher pocketed the money and bought herself a dress with it.
When Cameron Frye reveals the issue that he has with his father in Ferris Buellers Day Off, that gets to me every time I've seen. Even though his best friend refers to it earlier in the movie, it's still a blindside moment.
The scene in fault in our stars when Gus called hazel when he get sick while trying to go buy cigarettes always breaks me down
The Fault In Our Stars! I was a sobbing mess, the leads in that movie are heartbreaking and so so great
The scene that makes me cry without fail in The Fault In Our Stars was not on the list. When Gus brakes down. That comes as such a shock as he's been so strong. Seeing him scared is scary.
omg The Breakfast Club...Brian oh man. I cried so hard because i could relate. The Fault in Our Stars😢😢😢
Me too, Anthony Michael Hall ad libbed that line, which makes it even more of a tearjerker. Brian was the sweetest of the group, and to see him break down just makes you want to hug him. 💔
Stuck in Love is also pretty emotional at times, really loved it
The Last Song when the father is dying, made me cry but the scene in A Walk to Remember when Landon hugged his father when he helped Jamie 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
That scene makes me bawl everytime.
Even though I didn’t cry, the end of Call Me By Your Name is pretty sad
why doesn't the tlite just be "top 10 teen flims/movies that made us cry"
it would make more sense to me and I wouldn't hate it so much and yes I do called "movies" , flims because I am british and it is the correct thing to do in england ,in the uk and its the way I been brought up.
Love, Simon. When her mom said "You get to exhale now" I felt that, unfortunately when I came out to my parents it's totally opposite of this scene.
"The Outsiders": Johnny's note at the end and the images of Johnny and Dallas shown in the background. "Dead Poets' Society": Neil's death and the reactions of his fellow students and Mr. Keating. And maybe Plato's death in "Rebel without a cause".
I was surprised that the Outsiders and especially DPS were not here.
Any scene animal dies in a movie makes me cry
I will never forget watching “The Perks of Being a Wallflower.” Simultaneously laughing and crying while feeling infinite was a moment that impacted who I became.
The entirety of Five Feet Apart made me sob.
The scene from all the bright places where you find out Theo is dead. I read the book and knew what was coming but still, the tears came.
It's not exactly a teen movie, and I'm definitely showing my age, but Timothy Hutton's breakdown in "Ordinary People" when he finally comes to terms with his brother's death, destroys me every time.
Oh my gawd, that was heartbreaking 💔.
Omg yes I love Ordinary People
The poem and Kayla's question were so quietly devastating and so so universal.
I feel like Todd’s breakdown in the snow from Dead Poets Society should be here. It gets me every time. DPS is my favorite movie but it also hurts me soooo much. Neil deserves the world.
Congrats on 5.04 mil subs msmojo XD
I LOVE Freedom Writers! Such a good movie!
One scene that always gets me is the scene in Life as A House when George tells Sam he’s dying and that he wanted Sam with him for the summer so that he could get him to love him and Sam’s reaction to that reveal.
Oh God I LOVE THAT MOVIE. Completely agree - that scene is KILLER.
@@allih8021 IKR😀😀
I wish my mother had been that kind to me when I had come out to her when I was a teenager about being bi. But instead, she kicked me out of the house during my last year of high school. She apologised later on, but still never should have thrown me out of the house.
Thank For The Video 🙊🤯😭👌👍💞
You forgot “The best of me” when she finds out her son got Dawsons heart. Almost every scene from the Notebook & My girl (I’ll give you credit there b/c that wasn’t a teen movie but forgetting the Notebook, The best of me, My sisters keeper, Cruel Intentions all of which had really sad parts. Go glad you put The Perks of being a wallflower on there though & I can’t say you picked wrong but didn’t have to mention different scenes in the same movie twice. Also you REALLY should’ve mentioned the movie Thirteen where the ERWs character gets confronted by her mom. That makes me ugly cry to this day. I still love all your content 😊 😃.
(I'm not sure what their criteria was, but I think I would have limited it to one scene per movie.) For the Freedom Writers, I definitely would have chosen the scene where they play that line game, rather than the one with the kid who'd just been evicted. That was just the more impactful emotional scene to me. The one that felt like it brought them all together and made them reconcile their differences a little.
Hiiii I love your videos ❤
The candlelight vigil held outside Trevor's house after he gets shot in Pay It Forward.
YES
OMG YES!!!. That’s a good one.
Ok but the perks of being a wallflower movie made me cryyy 😭😭😭 I haven’t even seen it!
I knew call me be your name had to be no.1. Usually I don't cry at movies but the fireplace scene made me BAWL.
The Perks of Being a Wallflower stays on my list of All Time great movies. From acting to story and direction it is a flawless film.
When I read the last song I remember crying for the last 7 chapters. And if I remember correctly the movie was a very similar adaptation. I haven't watched half of these movies but I will admit that this list had me crying.
The last song script was written prior to the book by nicholas sparks, thats ehy they are both very similar!
I literally love Freedom Writers, sometimes I cry and don’t. Love that movie sm.
Perks of being a wallflower, according to the trailers, looked like a nice simple movie.
Yep…….it wasn’t
The perks of being a wallflower broke my my heart I just burst into tears
he doesn't fall for Juno 🙄🙄🙄 he just wants to be single, play music, and not be a dad
DUHHHHHHHH did you even watch the movie?
Yes, exactly!!
Just turned him into a pedo monster! Wtf!!
But he also fell for here. Pretty obvious!
@@Denis-89 nah he never said anything about trying to get at her and he never made a move
@@dannyaraya8017 He never made a move no but if you watch the movie it is obvious they both feel something for each other..
The first one is the one that makes me cry every time I freaking watch it.
Would be nice to see some moments from Normal People on this list - there are so many emotional scenes that get into the heart! Especially the talk at the therapist.. made me cry badly
I was going to mention "Edge of Seventeen" but you already made a "Top 10 The Edge of Seventeen Moments". 🤣
The scenes from The Breakfast Club and Pretty in Pink are both as punctual as they're unexpected and that's what made me love them so much. Now is Good, a small British film, also has a couple of very emotional moments.
I was in high school for both a walk to remember and 10 things I hate about you and when I watch them I’m immediately transported back to that teenage girl I used to be. But mostly I hate the way that I don’t hate you, not even a little bit, not even at all. ❤💔
Any death scene someone dies makes me cry my girl
Almost the same for me. But definitely with animals
10 Things I Hate About You...😢😢😢😢cried my eyes out. Juno..omg....
The movie Mississippi damned is another one that made me cry …. Sooo dad just the whole movie is full of horrific moments that make you wanna cry
The perks of being a wallflower is the best movie ever made
the fact i just got done watching A Walk to Remember and i cried man and now i just search saddest teen movie endings now i'm gonna watch 10 Things i hate about you next
I'm so surprised that Here on Earth wasn't included. That makes me cry every time.
The saddest part on The Last Song to me was when Jonah was trying to finish the stained glass window 😢
Definitely the letter Kat wrote in 10 things I hate about you
Freedom Writers ✍, Mom's Wisdom, Alike, Charlie from the Wallflowers flashbacks, The hospital Scene, Pretty in Pink wow were excellent got me just Wow!! I have always loved ❤ the story of West Side Story and the Breakfast Club.These were all great stories 👍 👏. Thank you for the video 📹 found it to be very interesting take care. Aww on the movie 🎬 Will's Farewell 😢 another great story. Once again all excellent stories. The last three movies 🎬 just Wow!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
10 things I hate about you is still one of the greatest movies ever made.
How did The Last American Virgin not make this list. The ending broke me.
I know there were already 2 on the list, but where's Hazel's Eulogy for Gus from TFIOS?
Jamie is such a good girl. Not your typical preacher's daughter. It sucks that she got sick
I don’t know if this counts, but the final scene from beautiful boy probably should have made the list.
Five feet apart 😔❤️🩹
You forgot the ending of ‘Mysterious skin’
dead poet society is definately missing out
Imagine visiting your dad and finding out he's dying.💔💔💔
Spoiler of death poet society
Another one is Neil’s death in Death Poet society. My god…. I really finish really bad after than scene, that poor angel has a so sad ending, and. How someone can’t cry with Todd’s reaction when he knew that?!?!??! Truly one of the saddest moments than I ever see 😢😢
Dead Poet’s Society, not Death.
@@jamiethal1319
Oh….. sorry. I always confuse that word of the name.😅 Thank you
It's a shame Logan best underrated actor unfortunately got a bad script when he play Percy. But I will say his performance in perks of being a wallflower is phenomenal I feel for his emotions and pain and almost cried watching it.
The outsiders movie..stay golden ponyboy
I didnt cry at Perks of Being a Wallflower because at the moment I was soooo confused. You know why's that? The censorship company in my country apparently censored the "touching" part by Aunt Helen so I didn't actually know then that she was abusing Charlie. So I was wondering why Charlie is breaking down so hard.
An honorable mention to Violet and Finch.
Um.. where are Alley and Noah?! Multiple parts of the Notebook should have made the cut!
The Notebook isn’t a teen movie…
Though to be fair neither are a few others in this list
They didn't mention 'Me And Earl And The Dying Girl' 2015
Uh does The Outsiders not count as a team movie? cause I was sitting here waiting for the death of Johnny Cade to be #1...or at least on the list
Why wasn't If I Stay on this? That whole movie will make you ugly cry.
Horror movies makes me cry when people get killed.
"Me before you "
😢😢😢😢😢😢
No Me and Earl and the Dying Girl ?
Has this video been reuploaded?
no the edge of seventeen?
Midnight Sun!?
Why is no one talking about 5 feet apart that movie killed me 😢 it was amazing though
Im sorry but the REAL scenes in the fault in our star that make us cry are clearly the eulogy from Hazel and not Isaac (even though its hard to hear) but also Gus death when you see Hazel crying. Just so realistic, so heartbreaking… it was actually the first time in my entire life I cried for a movie, the first time ever… so I dont understand this choices…
Yes
why doesn't the tlite just be "top 10 teen flims/movies that made us cry"
it would make more sense to me and I wouldn't hate it so much and yes I do called "movies" , flims because I am british and it is the correct thing to do in england ,in the uk and its the way I been brought up.
Do the top ten worst things D.W. Read has done in Author
Arthur, not Author. Author, like you spelled it, means the person who writes a book.
yea um those are all great but you forgot the ending of the Last American Virgin
a poem about a boy is fine when it’s about Heath Ledger
miley cyrus blows! Charlie\Perks Of Being A Wallflower should be in the top 5
You guys constantly praise Perks of Being a Wallflower, but I am sorry- just like the movie for "It's Kind Of A Funny Story" it just doesn't do the book justice and doesn't carry the same emotion I got from the book. Why do you guys all like it so much?
"Marco Polo" All the bright places
Fuck the Darkest Hour I still think so busy celebration of all that Oscar
And if you want a better version of pretty in pink, with a much better ending, it’s called say anything
What adam.zampa is doing in the thumbnail
i’m sorry but this list missed so many great films
Right? And so many had more than one spot! I feel like a movie should only make one appearance per list, group them together if you wanna talk about more than one moment but they should only take up one placement!
15:14 Dr. Seuss Poem? Green Eggs and Ham?
Alike chose HELL!
Homophobia much???
These videos would be more enjoyable if there wasn't random background noise when the annoucer was speaking. It is disctracting and makes it difficult to concentrate on what is being said.